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Red Hat, Inc., the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today announced the availability of Red Hat Fuse 7, the next major release of its distributed, cloud-native integration solution, and introduced a new fully hosted low-code integration Platform-as-a-Service (iPaaS) offering, Fuse Online. With Fuse 7, Red Hat is expanding its innovative integration capabilities natively to Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, the industry's most comprehensive enterprise Kubernetes platform. Fuse gives customers a unified solution for creating, extending and deploying containerized integration services across hybrid cloud environments.
The ability to quickly and efficiently integrate custom and packaged applications across the hybrid cloud can be a competitive differentiator for organizations today. Now with an iPaaS offering, Fuse enables diverse users such as integration experts, application developers, and non-technical citizen integrators to independently participate in the integration process using a single platform, while maintaining compliance with corporate governance and processes.
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Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, and Red Hat, Inc., the world's leading provider of open source solutions, announces a collaboration to deliver a new fully-managed cloud container solution - Atos Managed OpenShift (AMOS) - built on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, the industry's most comprehensive enterprise-grade container platform based on industry standards, including Linux container technologies and Kubernetes.
AMOS enables customers to create and run cloud-native applications and migrate legacy workloads on enterprise hybrid cloud environments, in a fully-managed service, leveraging the power of open source container technologies (Linux container technologies, Kubernetes). Because AMOS is built on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, a container-centric hybrid cloud solution, it can deliver the flexibility customers seek from cloud-native and container-based applications.
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Red Hat, Inc., the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today announced the general availability of Red Hat OpenShift Application Runtimes, enabling organizations to accelerate cloud-native app development with a curated set of frameworks and runtimes for prescriptively building and running microservices-based applications.
At the heart of digital transformation is the opportunity for organizations to reinvent themselves to better compete in a market marked by new competitors, communities, technologies and business strategies. Under these conditions, adaptability is key for survival, and cloud-native development solutions that harness the convergence of Linux containers, API management, service-based architectures, and DevOps automation are ideal for helping organizations respond to unpredictable change and outmaneuver competitors.
By providing a tightly integrated and fully supported offering for developing microservices in multiple languages and frameworks, Red Hat aims to balance developers' need for choice with the operational requirement for standardization and support - both for creating new applications and re-architecting existing ones. According to a September 2017 survey of Red Hat customers, a large majority of respondents (87 percent) indicated that they are using or considering multiple runtimes and frameworks for developing microservices, with 44 percent citing the preference for using the right tool for the right task.
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NeuVector, a leading container firewall company, today announced its participation at AWS re:Invent 2017. NeuVector will exhibit at booth #K45, where the company will showcase NeuVector 1.3 -- just released -- alongside a new enterprise version purpose-built for large-scale deployments. AWS re:Invent 2017 takes place November 27 - December 1 in Las Vegas.
Key container security enhancements included in NeuVector 1.3 include Layer 7 container firewall capabilities with application-intent intelligence, automated scaling to secure all container traffic without manual updates, enterprise integration, and UI developments designed for better visualization and faster implementation. The container security solution will be exhibited via multiple Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) clusters running Amazon EC2 Container Service (Amazon ECS), Rancher, Red Hat OpenShift, Docker, and Kubernetes - and all protected by the NeuVector container firewall. The solution supports dedicated cloud as well as hybrid cloud implementations.
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Red Hat, Inc., the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today launched Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 3.7, the latest version of Red Hat's enterprise-grade Kubernetes container application platform. As application complexity and cloud incompatibility loom, Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 3.7 helps IT organizations to build and manage applications that use services from the datacenter to the public cloud. The newest iteration of the industry's most comprehensive enterprise Kubernetes platform includes native integrations with Amazon Web Services (AWS) Service Brokers that enable developers to bind services across AWS and on-premise resources to create modern applications while providing a consistent, open standards-based foundation to drive business evolution.
Cloud-native enterprise applications can consume services from multiple locations, including from the data center and multiple public clouds. Also, according to 451 Research, more than 60 percent of enterprises implementing cloud strategies are using two (or more) different cloud environments -- on-premises private clouds, hosted private cloud, and multiple public clouds. Increasingly, modern applications built for digital transformation rely on a mesh of loosely-coupled component and microservices, making consistency across cloud providers a significant challenge, but one that Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 3.7 helps to address.
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Red Hat, Inc., the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today announced the availability of the SAP Vora solution on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, an integrated solution that pairs enterprise-grade Kubernetes with actionable big data insights. The combined technologies help enterprises to orchestrate data of nearly any volume, velocity, and variety to drive faster and smarter business decisions as a component of a consolidated, enterprise big data hub.
SAP Vora on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform is a continuation of the strong collaboration between Red Hat and SAP to support a variety of enterprise applications and big data scenarios. Running on Kubernetes clusters and Linux containers powered by OpenShift, SAP Vora provides containerized analytics engines and services and collects big data via Apache Spark, Apache Hadoop, and directly from cloud environments to use for actionable business intelligence. Red Hat OpenShift delivers a scalable platform upon which these capabilities can run, integrating containerized services and SAP Vora resources for a unified, flexible offering.
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Red Hat launches storage delivered via containers and predicts a future in which costly and inflexible storage hardware and pricey hypervisors will be a thing of the past
The traditional storage array will become a thing of the past – and so will the virtual machine and hypervisor. Costly and cumbersome and lacking the flexibility to support the unpredictable and "bursty" requirement of applications in the cloud era, they will be replaced by containers.
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InfluxData, the modern Open Source Platform built from the ground up for metrics and events, today announced the availability of certified InfluxData container images on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform. Now developers and customers using Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform for container orchestration and management can more quickly deploy the InfluxData time series data platform in that environment. InfluxData tested and validated the interoperability of the platforms, giving open source developers and enterprise customers alike more confidence in a solution built on and certified with Red Hat's platform.
"At InfluxData our aim is to deliver developer value as quickly as possible," said Brian Mullen, VP of Business Development, InfluxData. "We collaborated with Red Hat to publish certified container images designed to simplify how to collect, analyze, and act on time series data using Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform. This builds on our key cornerstone of developer happiness, minimizing the initial setup work so developers can focus on building and running their applications instead."
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Red Hat, Inc. today announced Red Hat Container-Native Storage 3.6, with support for containerized applications and infrastructure in Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform clusters. Red Hat Container-Native Storage 3.6 comes on the heels of Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 3.6, the latest version of Red Hat's enterprise-grade Kubernetes container application platform, announced in August.
Red Hat Container-Native Storage, built upon Red Hat Gluster Storage, is integrated with Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform and uniquely serves storage out of containers. Red Hat Gluster Storage is enterprise-grade, durable, more secure and well-suited for the hybrid cloud as it supports both on-premise or public cloud deployments. These attributes make it ideally suited to Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform deployments. Red Hat Container-Native Storage can eliminate the need to have an independent storage platform, enabling customers to achieve one integrated container platform that can span the hybrid cloud with greater efficiency and cost savings, a streamlined user experience, single control plane and a single point of support.
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Red Hat introduced the next generation of Red Hat OpenShift Online, the industry's first open source, container-native, multi-tenant cloud platform. Based on the same Linux container- and Kubernetes-based foundation as the award-winning Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, Red Hat OpenShift Online gives developers the ability to more quickly and easily build, deploy and scale cloud-native applications in a public cloud environment.
Since OpenShift Online's launch in 2011 it has hosted more than three million applications built by hundreds of thousands of individual developers, startups, educational institutions, ISVs and enterprise organizations around the world, making it one of the industry's most popular developer platforms to build any app, anywhere, at any scale on the public cloud.
OpenShift Online enables developers to build cloud-native apps on a cloud-based container platform without having to worry about the inherent complexity of provisioning, managing and scaling applications as demands change. With operations and management provided by Red Hat in the public cloud, developers can focus on writing the code for their business, prototyping new features, or working on their next big idea--all in a self-service environment.


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Remembering the history of nursing
The Florence Nightingale Museum, conceived as a tribute to the founder of modern nursing, recently re-opened in London — just in time for the 100th anniversary of Nightingale's death.
The museum, located at 199 Westminster Bridge Road, is advertised as the "only place you can learn the full story of this remarkable woman." It is situated on the site of the original Nightingale Training School for Nurses and boasts over 2000 artifacts associated with Nightingale or her career, including one of Nightingale's iconic black dresses and her stuffed pet owl, Athena.
Intrepid travelers may be interested in visiting another Florence Nightingale Museum in Istanbul. Unlike the London museum, the Istanbul museum honoring the Lady with the Lamp is located deep in the Selimye Barracks and may be visited by permission only.
Don't feel like traveling overseas? Check out the Museum of Nursing History in Philadelphia.
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Jennifer is a professional freelance writer with over eight years experience as a hospital nurse. She has clinical experience in adult health, including med-surg, geriatrics and transplant; she also has a particular interest in women's health and cancer care. Jennifer has written a variety of health and parenting articles for national publications.
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Yes, thought I have not visited this Museum – albeit, yet, I continue to be fascinated with Miss Nightingale's life and times. I have painted a suite of paintings (6 featuring her life and times) and a portrait, and developed a 20-page Exhibit Program delving into who she was, what were her points of light in her path to becoming the pioneer of modern nursing. Last year, we celebrated the 100th anniversary of her death (1820-1910), and we will now begin to develop global celebrations as the 200th anniversary of her birth will soon be upon us in 2020. My Legacy Towers hold many historical items, including one of her personal carte de vista calling cards. To "get to know Flo," is a remarkable experience, one that I am proud to have had crossed my path. To read "Notes on Nursing" gives one a clear foundation of where she was coming from as she developed her sanitation strategies, to study her mathematical Coxcomb graph depicting the mortality rates of soldiers during the Crimean War, and visit the FN Museum in London – Lea Hurst – and Claydon House, gives you a peek into the life and times of this extraordinary woman, whose shadow is long and has touched so many lives.

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Steven M. Sipple: Osborne says Frost was ready for job three years ago, but even more so now
From the From Orlando to Lincoln in 48 hours: Charting Scott Frost's Husker homecoming series
Scott Frost is ready for the job.
In fact, he's been ready for some time, Tom Osborne says.
"He's about as well-prepared as anybody could be," the legendary former Nebraska football coach said of the new Husker coach. "He's seen football from many different perspectives."
The 42-year-old Frost on Sunday will view the world through the lens of the leader of a historically powerful program that's fallen on hard times, at least in terms of win-loss record and significantly diminished prestige. He made quick work of turning around Central Florida's program, but Nebraska might not be such a quick fix.
That discussion can wait. For now, we know unequivocally Frost was the obvious choice for the Nebraska job because of his soaring profile in the college game, as well as his sterling background in our state. A former Husker quarterback great, he's the right man at the right time.
Some would say, at this point in time, he was the only man for the job.
In Osborne's opinion, Frost would have been the right man for the job three years ago.
"I thought Scott was the logical choice back then," Osborne said recently. "It wasn't even close. …"
In December 2014, then-Nebraska athletic director Shawn Eichorst surprised virtually everyone by hiring Mike Riley, who ended up 19-19 overall and 12-14 in the Big Ten before being fired last week following a 4-8 finish.
Eichorst replaced Osborne, who retired as AD in late 2012.
In late 2014, Frost was in his second season as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Oregon. He was preparing the Ducks' high-octane offense, led by 2014 Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota, for the inaugural College Football Playoff. Frost was a rising star even then, often linked to high-profile job openings. But Eichorst never gave Frost a sniff. To be fair, it's not like I second-guessed Eichorst in that regard.
But now, after Frost's ultra-successful two-year stint at UCF, he represents hope for a Nebraska fan base that watched its program soften to remarkable levels under Riley. When Frost is introduced as the Huskers' new head coach at noon Sunday, many fans will recall a time when a rugged quarterback from Wood River was helping lead a wickedly tough program to a share of the 1997 national championship.
He'll encounter a program that is barely recognizable.
"One of the reasons he's the right choice is he understands some of the things you have to do at Nebraska that are unique — that you probably really only understand by having gone through them," said Osborne, who, in addition to the 1997 championship, led the Huskers to national crowns in 1994 and 1995.
Something that tends to be forgotten is Osborne not only called plays on offense for Nebraska's title teams of the 1990s, but also for Bob Devaney's championship teams in 1970 and 1971. How many coaches can say they've called plays for five national championship teams?
So, yeah, I listen closely to Osborne when he says Nebraska needs to embrace in-state talent — that is, send out offers early to scholarship-level players and lock them down while also emphasizing the walk-on program.
I listen when Osborne says the development of players is critical at a place like Nebraska, as is the case at, say, Wisconsin.
Osborne then drove home a point that surely will resonate with the portion of the Nebraska fan base that misses the days when the Huskers routinely beat the brakes off opponents physically.
"You have to develop a culture where there's a mindset, a commitment, a mentality of being physical," he said.
My heavens, that part dropped off under Riley.
Osborne didn't want to venture too far into the weeds when it came to laying out what needs to be done to regenerate the program. After all, this is Frost's show now, not Osborne's. That said, Frost has described Osborne as his "hero in coaching." Frost will seek the icon's input. Bottom line, Tom's back in the Big Red fold, the way it should be around here. I imagine he'll go back to attending games regularly after giving up his skybox last summer.
Osborne said he watched most of UCF's games this season and quite a few last season.
By the way, Osborne seemed puzzled when I expressed surprise that he thought Frost was ready for the Nebraska head-coaching job three years ago.
"He would've been as ready or probably more ready than I was (in 1973)," said Osborne, who was 255-49-3 (.836) in 25 years as the Huskers' head man. He took over the program at age 35.
Osborne had never been a defensive coordinator, but noted Frost served in that role for Northern Iowa in 2008, when the Panthers made it to the semifinals of the FCS playoffs.
"Plus, I hadn't coached and played under some of the people that he's been under," said Osborne, referring to the likes of Bill Walsh, Bill Parcells, Bill Belichick, Chip Kelly and Mike Tomlin, among others.
Matt Davison, a former Husker receiver and a close friend of Frost, agrees with Osborne that Frost was ready for the Nebraska job in late 2014.
"He wasn't just the offensive coordinator by title at Oregon, he was the play-caller for a top-five offense," Davison said. "I think sometimes people try to look into it too much and try to find reasons why somebody might not be ready instead of looking at the positives that do make someone ready.
"Think about what Scott brings — a cutting-edge offense, a dynamic play-caller and how much he cares about his players. That comes from T.O."
Osborne is right, by the way: Frost has seen the game from an array of perspectives. After his career at Nebraska, Frost was drafted by the New York Jets — coached by Parcells at the time — in the third round as a safety. He had a six-season NFL career. He kept learning the game. He blazed his own trail right to UCF, where he enhanced his profile in a big way.
And now, a bigger job awaits. Nebraska is a tougher job than even UCF's. Let's be clear on that.
"Pretty much his whole life, he's been a groomed to be the head football coach at Nebraska, or to be a head football coach somewhere," Davison said.
Make no mistake, Nebraska is the place for Frost.
Right man, right time.
Even if it could've happened sooner.
Reach the writer at 402-473-7440 or firstname.lastname@example.com. On Twitter @HuskerExtraSip.


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Happy Mother's Day to all Mothers and single Fathers! You are awesome!
We make sacrifices, our efforts sometimes gets over looked, we wake up early and stay up even later, we juggle work, home, appointments, meetings, deadlines, homework, reports, projects, friends, lovers, dinner, holidays, gatherings, all to make the best decisions for our family. Our strength and our value is known, if you don't know it, look in the mirror and tell yourself "I am GREAT!"
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Accessories including hat: Sam Moon
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My first born, Vanessa Mae, was born only 2 days after mother's day in 2005. I remember I was working at H&M at Concord Mall at the time on Mother's Day and I had to sit during the last few hours of my shift because it was getting too uncomfortable for me to stand. She was moving constantly in my belly that day, I knew Vanessa would be making her debut very soon. Now, every few years when her birthday falls on Mother's Day, she gets to call the shots.
After Sunday service, she wanted to have lunch at one of her favorite restaurants, Uni Sushi in The Woodlands, TX. (Other posts about this restaurant: Here, here, and here. Yeah, we like this place a bit.)
Afterwards, I promised her a new television for her room, so we headed over to Bust Buy and picked up a suitable 32" for a 10 year old.
Then the kids decided they wanted something sweet. We stopped at Menchie's for some frozen yogurt.....mmmmmmm.
And of course their Poppop allowed them to go swimming.
Now time for cake!
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Bail on manslaughter count
A TOOWOOMBA woman charged with manslaughter arising from the death of a 20-year-old man at Chinchilla last year appeared in court yesterday.
Pauline Enid Mould, 28, was not required to enter a plea to the charge during a brief appearance before Dalby Magistrates Court.
She was remanded on bail to appear in the same court for committal mention on September 26.
The matter is believed to arise from an alleged drug overdose death of the 20-year-old man in August last year.


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PISCATAWAY — Center Ibrahima Diallo of Senegal has signed a letter of intent to play at Rutgers next season. Scarlet Knights coach Eddie Jordan announced the signing of the 6-foot-10 Diallo on Monday. He averaged 13.0 points, 15.0 rebounds and 5.0 blocks at Quality Education Academy in Winston Salem, N.C. "He is a dedicated student with tons of potential and an engaging personality," Jordan said. "With his length, athleticism and shot blocking ability, we believe he can make a significant defensive impact. Offensively, he has a nice touch around the basket and the ability to score with both hands." Diallo joins incoming junior guard Bishop Daniels (Raleigh, N.C.), freshman forward D.J. Foreman (Spring Valley, N.Y.) and freshman guard Mike Williams (New York) in the Scarlet Knights' 2014 recruiting class.
Rutgers gets letter of intent from center Ibrahima Diallo
Updated on Apr 25, 2014 at 04:58 PM EDT
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Pancetta, Italian cured bacon, tops this tomato-mozzarella pizza but you can substitute regular bacon, if you wish. Round out the meal with a tossed green salad.
How to Make It
Preheat oven to 450°.
Place dough on a baking sheet sprinkled with cornmeal; press dough into a 12-inch circle. Crimp edges of dough with fingers to form a rim. Lightly spray surface of dough with cooking spray. Bake at 450° for 8 minutes. Remove from oven.
Arrange tomato slices on paper towels. Cover with additional paper towels; let stand 5 minutes. Sprinkle garlic evenly over surface of dough; sprinkle 1/2 cup cheese evenly over dough. Arrange tomato slices on top of cheese; sprinkle with pepper. Top with remaining 1/2 cup cheese. Bake at 450° for 5 minutes.
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Topics: Corporate Citizenship, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Engaging Employees, Communication, Strategy, Digital Media, Millennials
Earlier this month I was in Denver with the Center's Community Involvement Roundtable. As always, it was a dynamic two days filled with animated discussion, shared challenges, and best practices. Much of our focus for this recent meeting was engaging employees across the professional spectrum, from new hires to pre–retirees, though the conversation extended to retirees as well. This focus on employee engagement is not surprising, as the majority of executives surveyed in the Center's forthcoming 2014 State of Corporate Citizenship study reported that recruiting and retaining employees are important business goals that are aided by the contribution of corporate citizenship.
Topics: Engaging Employees, Volunteer, Communication, Diversity, Digital Media, Millennials


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Carmel & Monterey
Getaway to Carmel and Monterey Bay Aquarium
A shared obsession with with the ocean was the unlikely impetus for a family trip to Monterey Bay Aquarium. Our children are now adults, are 23 and 26 years old – and they are still obsessed with the aquarium. In fact, we all are passionate about the aquarium. Given all this, it […]
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Hey the Lafayette Indiana show is not listed. Is Colt coming to Lafayette? I would love to bring my 2 men in my life to see him! It would be my 8yr olds first concert!!!
How exactly do I enter to win meet and greet? There doesn't seem to be anywhere to submit entry??
Hi Linda, here's the link to enter to win a meet and greet with Colt Ford: https://coltford.com/win-colt-ford-meet-greet-passes/
Can't wait to see all the Boys again at Toby Keith's Bar on June 9th. Going to be the fifth time and what a perfect way to celebrate our ten year wedding anniversary a month in adavance of 7-7-17 with my wife Gena than with Colt Ford! See ya'll soon!!!
I've never been and I hope y'all pick me pleaseeeeee
Would love to win the meet and greet!! My brother is a Navy veteran and will graduating from the fire academy the morning of the show in Foxboro, MA!! I would love to surprise him with the passes as he introduced my to your music!!!
My bday is the 22 June I like to go
I would love to meet Colt Ford. I would like to surprise my husband for our anniversary if I won tickets
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Been listening for a long time, my son and daughters. Love colt, he is awsome. Has helped me and the kids getting through being a single parent. To meet him would brighten my kids eyes, a happiness. One loves to see in there kids eyes
Love to see Colt Ford he's in my bucket list!!!!
I would love to meet him never been to Our local July fest but really want to go this year to see him.


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It was an exciting season this year, and we're here to wrap up the last few weeks of action! Basically, this is an excuse to talk about football — 231 days until football season starts… Download it now, before Saban cries again!
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Playoff Preview!
If you're not interested in the lame-duck NFL games today, why not take a listen to our CFP Preview episode (including Mich/SC). We talk keys to the games, make predictions, and rag on ESPN for being generally awful. Download it now, before Mark Richt shoves YOU!
Coaching Carousel Chaos Conversation!
One question — have you ever seen anyone be worse at their job than John Currie? That's all. We discuss the Tennessee debacle, and grade the other coaching moves (so far) in college football.
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Last weekend, Bama was officially dethroned in the SEC West, and the Egg Bowl earned one coach a full-time job! We discuss all that, and more, in this week's episode. Download it now, before your boss fires you on the field!
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This week, we ramble about rivalry week in the ACC, playoff implications, and this weeks game(s)! Download it now, before Tennessee tries to steal your coach!
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This is the first of three posts on trans* issues in philosophy.
I was excited to read Annika Thiem's piece on Queering Philosophy in The Philosopher's Eye. Thiem raises questions about the relationship of philosophy and queer theory: what kind of a place does queer theory have within philosophy, and how can it inform and improve philosophy as a whole?
During my BA studies in Comparative Literature, queer theory (and feminist theory in general) was one of the best recognized approaches to the study of literature, which draws heavily from continental philosophy as a whole. By contrast, as I jumped over to another faculty and to the Department of Philosophy, firmly grounded on the analytic school, feminist perspectives were marginal at best. I have since reflected on how the differences in methodology and discourse could be bridged, in order to pursue analytic philosophy in a manner that is mindful of the work done in the context of gender studies. Plenty of this work is relevant to issues in analytic philosophy – and not just in questions pertaining to applied ethics, although this appears to be among the most obvious applications. Relatedly, a recent special issue of the The Hastings Center Report was themed around LGBT* Issues in Bioethics. This is an important field of inquiry given that, firstly, problematic assumptions abound as to to what extent medical sciences are relevant to understanding gender and sexuality; and more urgently, there are widespread deficiencies in trans* health care, just to name two.
Thiem suggests that a starting point for applying a queer theoretical understanding to philosophy needs to be "to reject the rhetorical gesture that renders queerness as something that "is studied only out of personal interest" or something studied "objectively" from a distance". This rejection of false "objectivity", of course, is relevant to any topic in applied philosophy: it would be sloppy thinking to treat being a member of any group, whether minority or majority, as disqualifying one from pursuing philosophical inquiry on topics pertinent to that group. This appears evident on some topics: after all, medical ethics ought to be researched by medical doctors and researchers without medical training alike. However, the topics of gender and sexuality are under such polarized discussion that attitudes conflating persons with their arguments (as well as with straw men) abound. A recent article on The Guardian springs to mind, in which Matt Haig, a male feminist writer, upon sharing his intention to write a book about masculinity, received Twitter criticism accusing him of "mansplaining feminism".
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Systematics was founded on the study of the phenotype and made much progress before the advent of the macromolecular revolution. Now that molecular data plays such a massive role in modern systematics, what place is there for morphology? Of course morphology is uncontroversially needed in palaeontology but what about in neontology? Is morphology now simply to be mapped on molecular phylogenies or does it offer more? What obstacles remain in the development of morphological systematics and how can we get the best out of morphology? These are some of the questions that will be addressed in the symposium.
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Do we need morphology? Introduction to the Symposium
1 Department of Life Sciences, The Natural History Museum, London SW7 5BD.
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Seraina Klopfstein1:
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1Naturhistorisches museum der burgergemeinde bern, Switzerland.
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Peter Wagner1:
Integrating disparity, compatibility, stratigraphy and likelihood to deal with big bangs in extinct taxa.
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Truth & Bias in Paleosystematics
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Phylogenetic impact of the morphological losses intrinsic to fossilization.
1University of Manchester, United Kingdom.
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10.30 – 10.45
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1The Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London, UK; 2Department
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Chinese Academy of Sciences.
10.45 – 11.00
Martin D. Brazeau1, Thomas Guillerme2, and Martin R. Smith3:
Phylogenetic analysis of morphological data with inapplicable character states.
1Department of Life Sciences, Silwood Park Campus, Imperial College London; 2Department of Earth Sciences, The Natural History Museum, London;Department of Life Sciences, Silwood Park Campus, Imperial College London; 3Department of Earth Sciences, Durham University
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Joe O'Reilly1, Mark Puttick1, Davide Pisani1 and Philip Donoghue1:
Using evolutionary models to assess the accuracy of phylogenies estimated with Bayesian, Maximum-Likelihood, and Parsimony methods.
1 University of Bristol, School of Earth Sciences, Bristol, UK
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Sabine Stöhr1 & Ben Thuy2:
Revival of morphology for phylogenetic inference: the Ophiuroidea.
1Swedish Museum of Natural History, Dept. of Zoology, Stockholm, Sweden; 2Section Paléontologie, Musée National d'Histoire Naturelle du Luxembourg, Luxembourg.
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Lars Vogt1:
Morphology goes digital: How semantic techniques are about to revolutionize morphology
1University of Bonn.
Alexander Ordynets1, David Scherf1, Felix Pansegrau1, Jonathan Denecke1, Karl-Henrik Larsson2, Ewald Langer1:
Morphology complements molecular data for the delimitation of species in peculiar fungal genus (Subulicystidium, Agaricomycetes, Basidiomycota).
1 Department of Ecology, FB 10 Mathematics and Natural Sciences, University of Kassel, Heinrich-Plett-Str. 40, 34132 Kassel, Germany.; 2 Natural History Museum, University of Oslo, P.O. Box 1172 Blindern, 0318 Oslo, Norway.
Beatriz Neves¹ and Andrea Costa²:
Integrating morphological, molecular and environmental data to delimit Vriesea incurvata complex species (Bromeliaceae): new evidences from geometric morphometrics.
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Jean-Luc Gattolliat, Michael T. Monaghan, Michel Sartori, Laurent Vuataz:
From molecular putative to valid morphological species: the case of some aquatic insects from Madagascar.
Thomas Bartolomaeus1 & Ekin Tilic1:
Segment-wise coding in annelids enhances resolution of morphology based phylogenies – a case study from Arenicolidae and Maldanidae (Annelida).
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So what were the failures? Well, just above is the image that so captured our friend Ross Dunn when he was in high school. The revolution in Hungary, as you will read or have read, as far as it has anything to do with America and USFP, was a travesty (some would say). It laid bare the naked truth that the US would not confront the Soviets directly and the promises of liberation were empty.
Some might counter with the assertion though that possibly in the most dangerous of times Eisenhower succeeded. If we had confronted the Soviets in Hungary, as we will confront them five years hence in Cuba, would we have unleashed nuclear war? Maybe Eisenhower and his advisors knew that the cost of that even mere possibility was too great. It has long been said that no one hates war more than a member of the military. No one else sees the cost of war so thoroughly. Eisenhower had seen plenty of war. Maybe that "first impression" of failure in Hungary, in Cuba, in the Suez Canal crisis gives way to a more complete realization that there was some success. We avoided war in a time when war had become more dangerous than ever, when decisions made by just a few men (men) could have kept you and I from being here and could have plummeted humamity into some dark Cormac McCarthy book. Maybe we did succeed after all, if at least for that moment.
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"The devil… that proud spirit… cannot endure to be mocked."
~ St Thomas More
originally posted by: WeRpeons
a reply to: AnkhMorpork
I believe the idea of a devil and hell was created to make people conform to their dogma beliefs. Without the fear of the devil or threat of being burned in hell for eternity, there is nothing else to keep believers from straying from their ideological beliefs.
originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
Of course we all know that to this very day, war, is a type of ritual global sacrifice to the devil by so-called practitioners of black magick, these so-called globalist PTB. But here's the real hidden secret. They are just idiots. They don't have a clue what's really going on any more than you or I do?
originally posted by: sanitizedinfo
back in 2011, iwas loudly chased around by the devil. he used a neural connection to know what i was thinking and kept making sound effects of bombs going off, while saying in an insane voice from the sky "im the devil". he also torchured beings i could also hear. he kept telling me to "die on the checkerboard" and "sacrifice myself to him". im actually having trouble believing it was actually the devil, but actually a electronic harrassment character, one of many ive heard for the last 7 years. suffice it to say, it was terrifying.
originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
if they're using anything they are definitely misusing and abusing, so don't blame the Bible because i wouldn't be speaking to you as a sane and reasonable person without my knowledge of Jesus' thinking and approach to the fundamental problem of evil empire and evil at all levels.
The devil also would like to attack the very thing that binds him fast, so be careful how you go about this and precisely how you direct your anger and hatred.
originally posted by: Astrocyte
Also, and to be fair, the Jews (which you appear to be identifying as the root of all evil, which again, seems totally one-sided) don't seem to worship a God as prone to provoking violence as the Muslim Allah.
Now a farmer plow's his field after the harvest does'nt he, well in this case that mean's the erasing of any previous evidence of previous "worlds" upon the earth but there are exception's to the rule.
ou've heard of and laughed at ring's, chains and other artifact's in coal, pestle and mortar and modern human skull under a mountain, footprint's in clay beside dinosaur track's at paloxy etc, etc on and on and on.
Well sheep are good for one thing - pullovers which is were we get the word pulling the wool over his eye's.
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These will include advanced bibliographic skills, familiarity with theoretical and critical approaches and schools of thought, technical skills such as techniques of epigraphy or numismatics where appropriate. Delivery will take place in seminar formats, with sub-disciplines offering different break-out sessions as needed.Assessment: Two written assignments and a 10-minute presentation You will also choose three optional modules, at least two of which should relate to Classical Archaeology pathway. Options available may include: Archaeological Theory, Method and Interpretation This module delivers a generic disciplinary introduction to how archaeologists investigate and interpret past cultural worlds and social life. It focuses on key areas of theory, method and interpretation, embracing a range of cultural archaeology, landscape archaeology, heritage and environmental archaeology themes. 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It will focus in particular on interpretative themes such as Christianisation, invasions, demographic changes, the transformation of urban culture, and changes in rural settlement, agriculture and artisanal production.Assessment: Written assignment Funerary Archaeology This module presents a critical review of theoretical approaches and interpretative themes in contemporary funerary archaeology, and examines the central significance of this field of study in current debates in world archaeology. The extraordinarily rich and diverse character of mortuary evidence is highlighted, with particular focus on how this kind of evidence is used to explore the relationships between cultural ideals, values, social agency and symbolic representation. Key interpretative themes that are considered from several perspectives include social interpretation, cultural identity and personhood, ritual practice, and past belief systems. The module draws widely on cross-cultural and inter-disciplinary case studies in archaeology and cognate disciplines such as anthropology and history.Assessment: 4,000-word essay Greek Archaeology This module examines selected topics in Greek Archaeology, according to the knowledge and experience of the student group.Assessment: 4,000-word essay Material Culture This module provides an introduction to material culture studies and artefact analysis in Archaeology, drawing on wider perspectives on materiality in related disciplines such as Anthropology. It serves to create a foundation in material culture theory, analysis and interpretation, focusing on current archaeological approaches to the study of artefacts and the materiality of cultural life. Key themes include classification and typology, technology, functionalism, symbolism, contextual analysis, agency theory and signification, aesthetics, and the material analysis and representation of artefacts in both research and popular media. The module comprises lectures, seminar classes, and analysis of material culture in class exercises and other contexts.Assessment: 4,000-word essay Numismatics for Research and in Museums In this module you will be working directly with the coins held at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts. Of the ten two-hour sessions over the course of the semester, six will be devoted to numismatics as a discipline within historical studies, and the remaining four will be devoted to coins in museum collections. As part of the museology section you will be asked to conceive, propose and design a museum display case relating to any aspect of numismatics but within the constraints of the Barber's coin collection.Assessment: 3,000-word essay and 1,500-word exhibition plan Please note that the optional module information listed on the website for this programme is intended to be indicative, and the availability of optional modules may vary from year to year. Where a module is no longer available we will let you know as soon as we can and help you to make other choices. Fees and funding We charge an annual tuition fee. Fees for 2018/19 are as follows: UK / EU: £9,000 full-time; £4,500 part-time International: £17,010 full-time The above fees quoted are for one year only; for those studying over two or more years, tuition fees will also be payable in subsequent years of your programme. Fee status Eligibility for UK/EU or international fees can be verified with Admissions. Learn more about fees for international students. We can also confirm that EU students who are already studying at the University of Birmingham or who have an offer to start their studies in the 2018-19 academic year will continue to be charged the UK fee rate applicable at the time, provided this continues to be permitted by UK law. The UK Government has also confirmed that students from the EU applying to courses starting in the 2018-19 academic year will not see any changes to their loan eligibility or fee status. This guarantee will apply for the full duration of the course, even if the course finishes after the UK has left the EU. Paying your fees Tuition fees can either be paid in full or by instalments. Learn more about postgraduate tuition fees and funding. Scholarships and studentships Scholarships to cover fees and/or maintenance costs may be available. 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English language requirements You can satisfy our English language requirements in two ways: by holding an English language qualification to the right level by taking and successfully completing one of our English courses for international students How to apply Application deadlines International students requiring visas Monday 2 July 2018 is the application deadline for international students who require a visa to study in the United Kingdom. We are not able to consider applications for 2018 made after this date - a new application should be made for September 2019. Applications will reopen for 2019 entry on Monday 1 October 2018. UK/EU students Please apply by Friday 31 August 2018. However, we would encourage you to apply at the earliest opportunity, to allow adequate time to prepare for starting your studies once receiving a decision on your application. Please also be aware that earlier deadlines may apply if you wish to make an application for funding. 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The Star Wars News Roundup for July 7, 2017
The purpose of this roundup is to put all the Star Wars news from the week of July 7, 2017 in one location. If you read this each week, you should be able to converse fluently with any Star Wars fan on everything from the latest Star Wars developments to the latest toys. And maybe you'll even share with them something that they might have missed.
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The Last Jedi News and Rumors
REPORT: #StarWars #TheLastJedi won't be at #SDCC 2017: https://t.co/XgbntUctwD pic.twitter.com/Ba6PdHHnwW
— SDCC Unofficial Blog (@SD_Comic_Con) July 1, 2017
Star Wars: The Last Jedi Reportedly Getting Behind-The-Scenes Reel At Disney D23? – #StarWars #TheLastJedi – https://t.co/yoFOwxyme4 pic.twitter.com/8Qyw2R6ULr
— SWNN (@StarWarsNewsNet) July 3, 2017
Do Rian Johnson's classic film influences reveal the ending of #TheLastJedi? https://t.co/iPQUYGl0wG pic.twitter.com/BgaSsukwq0
— Nerdist (@nerdist) July 4, 2017
Han Solo News and Rumors
LEGO Star Wars: Han Solo Product Dates Suggest Film Will Still Arrive In May 2018 – #HanSolo #StarWars – https://t.co/LWZqTuD4Eq pic.twitter.com/o9u5gbp0K1
— SWNN (@StarWarsNewsNet) July 4, 2017
Television News and Rumors
— Dave Filoni (@dave_filoni) July 7, 2017
I'm beyond excited to be scoring STAR WARS: FORCES OF DESTINY for #Lucasfilm! @starwars #starwars pic.twitter.com/KJADk8ebVy
— Ryan Shore (@ryanshore) July 3, 2017
Shelby Young Is Voice Of Leia In 'Forces Of Destiny' – https://t.co/kDWwLF65QF #StarWars #ForcesOfDestiny @shelby_young pic.twitter.com/O0l0BCL6Yz
— Jedi News (@JediNewsUK) July 6, 2017
In this episode of The #StarWarsShow, we bring you an EXCLUSIVE behind-the-scenes look at the making of… The Star Wars Show! pic.twitter.com/XDxorAxLJa
— Star Wars (@starwars) July 5, 2017
Around The Web
ROGUE ONE's Felicity Jones to star in SWAN LAKE movie from SUSPIRIA director Luca Guadagnino. Bidding war under way! https://t.co/3FYTO8m8gK pic.twitter.com/X3wTtjTtZF
— Jeff Sneider (@TheInSneider) July 6, 2017
Luke Skywalker's lightsaber sold for $450,000 to Ripley's Believe It or Not company https://t.co/GnzmGPan3P pic.twitter.com/PkPn57rnl2
— Hollywood Reporter (@THR) July 1, 2017
No holiday for bloggers! The latest post is up–meeting Rick McCallum first time. https://t.co/HJ3irEpGHB
— J. W. Rinzler (@jwrinzler) July 3, 2017
Holiday bonus blog: For July 4—cos it happens to cover Lucasfilm July 4 picnics, usual place: https://t.co/HJ3irEpGHB
— J. W. Rinzler (@jwrinzler) July 4, 2017
Next post in Rise/Fall of SW is up: https://t.co/WC4y8aHXc0
— J. W. Rinzler (@jwrinzler) July 5, 2017
Bad news: The "Making #RogueOne" book is cancelled. The https://t.co/RNO4SJ2CAs listing has disappeared & all other catalogues say the same. https://t.co/x0YqKqDqFQ
— Florian (@germanjedi) July 3, 2017
Learn how Star Wars fan Wissam Santina brought @Marvel's Vader Down to life in an epic diorama. https://t.co/6GaKcfOGrb pic.twitter.com/TM8hQeDPAC
— Star Wars (@starwars) July 5, 2017
The #HCF17 Checklist: DARTH MAUL #1 from @Marvel! In comic shops on Halloween ComicFest: https://t.co/3HicDrf5t5 pic.twitter.com/SAEwl49fim
— Halloween ComicFest (@halloweencomic) July 6, 2017
Rey Now A Permanent Character At Star Wars: A Galaxy Far Far Away In Hollywood Studios https://t.co/TSNmXFm6PI
— Bleeding Cool (@bleedingcool) July 2, 2017
Video Game
New details. #StarWarsBattlefrontII
Learn more: https://t.co/xY1DVwXpfK pic.twitter.com/iXhCwTMfuq
— EAStarWars (@EAStarWars) July 5, 2017
The Force is strong with her. Very strong. #StarWarsBattlefrontII pic.twitter.com/1JNqq4jXLz
— EAStarWars (@EAStarWars) July 6, 2017
We've updated our list of the #SDCC exclusives you're looking for with @ANOVOS, @OriginalFunko, & more! https://t.co/ioHBy3D2Zn pic.twitter.com/5QWSrUkxOS
— Star Wars (@starwars) July 3, 2017
A better look at Jakks Pacific's #SDCC exclusive "Hildebrandt" Darth Vader: https://t.co/wBSt0qcKWV (via @yak_face) pic.twitter.com/vKb2zx9W3W
— SDCC Unofficial Blog (@SD_Comic_Con) June 30, 2017
SDCC 2017: Gentle Giant Exclusive Princess Leia Hologram Statue – https://t.co/dEN77TTxoa #StarWars @GentleGiantLTD #SDCC2017 #SDCC pic.twitter.com/qkFAARNIaJ
— Jedi News (@JediNewsUK) July 3, 2017
He's the best bounty hunter in the galaxy!
Take a look at the Boba Fett Life-Size Bust. https://t.co/B7VgfaiBuo pic.twitter.com/UNdcftE7T0
— SideshowCollectibles (@collectsideshow) July 4, 2017
These gaping mouth Star Wars snack bowls aren't screaming as loud as I am https://t.co/TayXG3ewts pic.twitter.com/giwmMWj3KK
— io9 (@io9) July 5, 2017
Watch How Hallmark Designed Their 'Star Wars' Storytellers Ornaments – https://t.co/2pylcNwtAm #StarWars @Hallmark pic.twitter.com/eBLd6ywBOp
— Jedi News (@JediNewsUK) July 5, 2017
Hayden Christensen Autographs Coming To Topps – https://t.co/K8kvbiDZCl #StarWars @Topps pic.twitter.com/9EC1GZTxzr
— Jedi News (@JediNewsUK) July 5, 2017


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It would be hard to find a more beautiful place more damaged by industry than DuPont. The high bluffs overlooking Puget Sound have been exploited ever since fur traders established Washington's first European settlement here in 1833.
The railroad cut off salmon-bearing streams with its waterfront track, and for 67 years, the DuPont Co. manufactured dynamite in the town, leaving soil saturated with arsenic, lead and the high explosive dinitrotoluene. The land has been shot up and drained by the U.S. Army and scalped and subdivided by real estate developers.
Now the issue is gravel mining.
Glacier Northwest, the concrete and aggregates company, wants to expand its DuPont gravel mine by 177 acres, cutting through an aquifer and expanding the pit to nearly a square mile.
The new 80-foot-deep pit would back tight up against the Sequalitchew Creek ravine, a short walk from DuPont City Hall.
Residents worry that the expansion would destroy what's left of the ravine and suck water out of surrounding streams and wetlands for miles around.
"It's all about money," said Steve Wyant, a lifelong DuPont resident. "If land doesn't produce money for somebody, then everybody seems to think it needs to be developed."
Last month, the City of DuPont approved Glacier Northwest's expansion proposal, with a few minor changes. All sides will have an opportunity to express their opinions March 3 and 4, when a hearing examiner takes testimony at City Hall.
The controversy in DuPont is the most recent flare-up in an incendiary debate over gravel mining on Puget Sound. In DuPont, as elsewhere, the tension involves finding a balance between economic and environmental interests.
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